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Wittgenstein: Go.

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Philosophy day continues, my dear philosophers.

Same questions as before:

What should I, your beloved Belle, know about Wittgenstein? Should I be reading Wittgenstein? Which works? What derivative philosophers and secondary sources? What are the merits and deficiencies of Wttgensteinian philosophy? What do you like/dislike about Wittgenstein? Of what use/purpose/meaning is Wittgensteinian philosophy to you and your scholarly work and own life?

Full post as published by Law and Letters on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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